Cape May Brewing Company started in 2011, with three guys making one beer in a 1,500 sq. ft. space. Now, they’ve got over 32,000 sq. ft. of space at the Cape May Airport and several hundred flagship, seasonal, and small-batch brews under their umbrella, distributed in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. Their original space is now dedicated to experimental brewing and their award-winning tasting room, with a separate, industrial brewing facility across the street. Read More
Cape May Brewing Company is thrilled to announce the release of Crushin’ It, an IPA brewed with orange juice, to their release of core summer offerings. Read More
Cape May Brewing Company announced the release of Tan Limes, a Mexican lager with Persian lime juice and local sea salt, to their summer lineup. Read More
Cape Beverage, the distributing arm of Cape May Brewing Company, announced a move of their base of operations from Cape May to Egg Harbor Township. Read More
Cape May Brewing Company is pleased to announce the expansion of its distribution footprint into its third state, Delaware, beginning in March. Read More
Cape May Brewing Company and Night Shift Brewing announced a collaboration beer: Brewberry, an Imperial Stout with coffee and blueberry. Read More
Cape May Brewing Company announced that CEO and co-founder Ryan Krill was named as an Ex Officio member of the Board of Directors of the Beer Institute. Read More
Cape May Brewing Company is celebrating eight years of quality brews with two anniversary parties on June 28th when three beers will be released. Read More
Cape May Brewing Company expands further west into four counties in Pennsylvania: Lancaster, Berks, Lehigh, and Northampton. Read More
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